EURAUD ready to go up? Double bottom pattern on D1

The euro to Australian dollar (EURAUD) currency pair is in a support region on the daily chart and could show a possible upward movement over the next few days.

EURAUD has just formed a pattern known as a “double bottom” around the support region on the daily chart at the 1.6000 mark – a significant area that previously held the price on June 26, preventing it from continuing to fall.

Another element that supports the idea of ​​an upward movement in the coming days is the fact that the price accumulated a low of -6.85% between Aug. 5 and Oct. 2. In fact, the RSI reading on Oct. 2 was 29.47, signaling a possible oversold scenario.

Bullish engulfing pattern: EURAUD may see buying momentum

Today’s price action is showing a clear bullish engulfing pattern, with the current candle trading above yesterday’s high. This formation suggests a potential surge in buying momentum, following a touch on the support level on the daily chart (D1), indicating a possible shift in market sentiment.
Analyzing the EUR/AUD setup, several bullish signals are emerging:
The pair is currently in a support region on the daily chart (D1), which generally favors upward momentum.
A double bottom pattern has formed on D1, another bullish indicator.
The RSI dropped below 30 yesterday, suggesting the selling pressure may be exhausted.
An engulfing pattern has developed on D1, indicating potential buying momentum could be ignited.
These factors together suggest a possible bullish reversal in the near term.

EURAUD may rise to 1.6275 in near term

From a technical point of view, EURAUD has a chance to rise to the 1.6275 region over the next few days, where it should find temporary resistance. If the price manages to break above 1.6275, it is possible that it will rise to 1.6620 throughout the month of November.

Events to watch: US nonfarm payrolls, ECB rate decision, RBA minutes

Traders should closely monitor the release of the US nonfarm payrolls data on Friday, as it has the potential to significantly impact market movements. Additionally, those planning to hold positions for a longer term should keep in mind the European Central Bank’s interest rate decision on Oct. 17, which could drastically alter the outlook for EUR/AUD.
The release of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s policy meeting minutes on Oct. 7 may also impact the strength of the Australian dollar. Recent forecasts and analyst polls have indicated that the RBA intends to maintain a restrictive monetary policy and keep rates on hold until the end of 2024, with a possible rate cut coming at some point in Q1 2025, which could weaken the Aussie.

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